Spring brings a major rush for temporary labor, but many greenhouse and nursery employers don’t realize they may qualify for the H-2A program instead of H-2B. From plant care to transplanting and retail support, H-2A workers can legally perform many of the tasks plant businesses need during the growing season. If your greenhouse or garden center is preparing for Spring, now is the time to start planning — and I can help you determine the best path forward. 🌿

Big changes hit the H-2A visa program. From the rollback of the Farmworker Protection Rule to AEWR updates and a temporary suspension of certification fees, employers need to stay alert. At Denizen Immigration, we track these shifts so you can stay compliant and focused on your business.

H-2B visas are for seasonal, non-agricultural jobs—think landscaping, hospitality, or construction. H-2A visas cover temporary agricultural work like planting or harvesting. Different rules, different industries—same goal: meeting your workforce needs. 🌎📩 Let us help you hire the right workers!

A multi-commodity farm shared its experience with Denizen Immigration. 🚜 Need help with H-2A or employment-based visas? Let’s connect.